A soldier received a Presidential pardon after being court-martialed for refusing to comply with military COVID-19 protocols in 2022.

New vaccine restrictions could disproportionately affect Black communities, leading to increased health risks and COVID-19 related deaths.

Part of the increase is due to better diagnosis methods, an expert says. But the burden of illness is greater, too.

As of Monday, the Army had brought in 59,875 new active-duty enlisted soldiers with a total goal of 61,000 for fiscal 2025, ...

Some things have changed for the better in Minneapolis since Memorial Day 2020, when a police officer murdered George Floyd.

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Through the invisible war that is COVID-19, Black people are dying at a rate nearly 2 times higher than the population share. The Antiracist Research & Policy Center is helping Black communities ...

They all died of COVID-19 in 2020. Photograph by Bethany Mollenkof ... now will still show disparities and gaps between white Americans and Black and brown Americans are profound and significant ...

So is COVID-19 a virus that hits Black folks more seriously than it does people of other ... start out with health outcomes that are disproportionately poor when compared to white Americans," says ...

“The harsh realities of Covid-19 were superimposed upon generational ... and encouraging the vaccination of Black children, who also may have lower vaccination rates than white children. Ensuring good ...

The US Justice Department is conducting a criminal antitrust probe into how companies responded to mass concert cancellations at the outset of the pandemic in 2020, according to people with knowledge ...